Adelewhy wrote:Black screened a couple of times while porting thanks to all the extra things loading from afar.

I had no real impact yet and that surprised me a bit,but I guess there are many who can just run Salem smoothly with the old render radius, which puts them at a disadvantage now in several ways.

@JC:Did you run any performance benchmark of sorts, testing how much the higher range impacts client fps like... in the wilds and in densely built town areas?I'd be really curious to know how much of a difference it is.

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Since the patch I have two oddities. Not sure if related or not. As I walk around some map sections are not loading right. (Example: All the tree,s and/or pick ups, and/or critters stay white and not show texturing. Appears to be random with no specific terrain or item. Also I have upped one level of madness that if I understand the graphics at the top is here and gone at random. I have done nothing on the list to add madness. Also have not seen any hanging people unless one is in province and I did not notice.

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gustavohvg wrote:There is an issue with the grapes on the fences - some potato PC's will struggle to handle them, causing extreme FPS lag (

This is very surprising to me. So far as vertex count is concerned, they aren't even comparable to trees. Does it happen when there are grapes on the vine or also the vine without grapes?

Taipion wrote:How about players developing a resistance to stings (getting stung less and/or for less damage) based on how many stings they received (and evaded) in the last 2 weeks or so?

Please shush If you convince him to add biological resistances, he will be honor-bound to return to his original idea of 2% of all characters being allergic to bees based solely on RNG at the time of creation which will be a short-lived and incurable reaction upon getting stung that will result in death. There is a hat in the works to help prevent damage associated with handling bees.

I suggest that we have a once the week event where the person who inspires JC to code troll worthy game aspects be fixed to a wagon wheel in town and slapped repeatly by everyone. You could make it similiar to the effects of whipping but make the person beg a little. Those slapping could get a small law and lore boost since we're dealing out a punishment. Just a thought....